Use Discarded Cherry Pits To Flavour Whipped Cream

Use Discarded Cherry Pits To Flavour Whipped Cream

Cherry pits may seem like one piece of kitchen refuse that has no second life, but as Stella Parks of Serious Eats points out, the little bit of fruit that clings to the stone has the ability to infuse flavour and colour into all sorts of tasty treats.

Photo by Kate Fisher.

You can steep them in tea or let them hang out in some lemonade for a bit, but Parks likes to chuck a handful of the pits into a cup of cold cream and let them impart their sweet, tart and vaguely nutty essence into the the dairy overnight. After at least four hours of infusing, simply strain out the pits, whip the cream, and use it on anything that would benefit from a bit of cherry-flavoured joy.

Don’t Toss Those Pits! Make This Fruity Cherry-Infused Whipped Cream Instead [Serious Eats]


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